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Hi @yooakim There does not seem to be an Open Telemetry client for flutter, and there is not a Seq one, so the only option left (that I know of) is to send events to the Seq HTTP API. You can have a look at the implementation in seq-logging to get some ideas. |
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As this thread returned at the top of the list when searching for "Datalust Seq Flutter" I thought I'd update to say that this appears to be supported in some capacity by the Dart ecosystem now: |
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I'm a long time user of Seq (often with Serilog) but now I am helping a client that is doing greenfield development.
The new system is using a REST API built using .NET Core and a client application written in Dart/Flutter.
We have Seq for the back end but would really like to get also the Dart code to send logs to Seq.
I am sure this could be done... but I am wondering if someone has good pointers or care to share experience doing this?
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